Sentence examples for inward exploring from inspiring English sources
Lyrically, the Liverpool, England, native appears to be looking inward, exploring the various levels of intimacy: finding love, having love, losing love.
Mr. Ford, memorably dynamic yet inward, will explore the cyclical patterns of war and racism in "A Dream Deferred," inspired by the Langston Hughes poem and set to music by Bjork, Marvin Gaye and Nina Simone.
To look inward and explore the darker corners of the soul is one of the functions of the lyric poem.
Last year I used several columns to encourage you to look inward: to explore your values, your passions, and the type of work environment you'd like.
I was forced to go inward and explore the truth of my identity, my beliefs about love, and accept the illusion I created as false and fleeting.
That's a directional metaphor Wright never explored: inward.
Danny could be speaking for any of the novel's dimensions when she notes that "the lesson from this is that it is easier for human beings to push outward than it is for them to explore inward".
In turning inward to our loneliness, we can explore different avenues to authentic connection.
It is important to explore ways we might be inward or distant from our own emotions.
The SMD simulation was performed on the equilibrated S1,S2-DAT model to explore the intracellular translocation pathway and an inward-facing conformation.
